On June 7, West Palm Beach spilled over with queer joy, colorful performances, and unstoppable community spirit as Pride on the Block 2025 returned for its sixth — and “fiercest” — year yet.
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The Stonewall National Museum, Archives, & Library (SNMAL) in Fort Lauderdale serves as a unique archive with its Stonewall Library. Now, the organization’s traveling exhibit “The Stonewall Uprising: The Start of a Movement” is on view ahead of Key West Pride celebrations.
Call it America’s true Independence Day. Juneteenth, celebrated annually on June 19, marks the day that news of emancipation finally reached the last slavery-infested corners of the traitorous south after the end of the Civil War.
Mientras decenas de miles disfrutaban y desfilaban en un ambiente de alegría, el equipo de seguridad de Stonewall Pride estuvo atento y logró un arresto clave.
Leigh Ann Henderson is woven into the fabric of Wilton Manors. The city manager has been with the city for 25 years in one capacity or another. While her work is appreciated here, she recently got some serious love from her contemporaries.
A colorful event showcasing artists from South Florida’s LGBTQ community returns to Miami Beach to close out Pride Month.
Marvelous Molly (ID 698212) would love to be part of your family.
Craig Jungwirth has been sitting in jail for nine months and there’s no sign of him being released anytime soon. He was back in court June 23 for a procedural hearing. He’s scheduled to return July 21 and a date for a jury trial will likely be set then.
In a recent story about parking, The Gazette wrote: “Parking spaces in Wilton Manors are somewhat scarce and, unless you’re at the Shoppes of Wilton Manors by 4 p.m., rarely free.”
Key West Pride is switching things up this year by kicking off at the end of June, a departure happening for the first time in years. The same slate of performances, a parade, and pool parties, can be counted on by returning visitors and year-round islanders.
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